Every place will have emergency light products, and there are also many types of emergency lights with a wide range of fields. So, as an emergency light, what are its functions and advantages? How to install and maintain it? Let me explain to you below. How to use emergency lights in our daily lives. ? ? ? Introduction to Fire Emergency Lights ? ? ? Fire emergency light, suitable for fire emergency lighting, is a common lighting tool in fire emergency situations. It has a long emergency time, high brightness, and automatic power outage emergency function. Fire emergency lights have the characteristics of low power consumption, high brightness, and long service life. They are designed with power switches and indicator lights on the side, suitable for use as emergency lighting in public places such as factories, hotels, schools, and units in case of power outages. ? ? ? The fire emergency light is made of industrial plastic and high brightness light bulbs, with white as the main color and two arrows on the surface. The material is not aging, has fast heat dissipation, and is impact resistant. There are wall mounted, portable, and suspended installation methods for fire emergency lighting fixtures. ? ? ? Installation Specification for Fire Emergency Lights ? ? ? 1. In engineering design, in order to facilitate regular maintenance and management, fire emergency lighting is powered by dedicated power supply circuits on each floor. ? ? ? 2. To ensure the reliability of the power supply for fire emergency lighting, if conditions permit, it should be supplied by the low-voltage emergency bus section of the substation. That is, when using a diesel generator set as an emergency power source, as long as the generator is put into use, it will continue to have electricity to ensure power supply. ? ? ? 3. In the event of a fire, there is less smoke and more oxygen near the ground, and people's instinctive response to evacuation is to bend down or crawl forward. Therefore, local high-intensity lighting is more effective than uniform lighting brought by high-level installation. Therefore, low-level installation should be advocated, that is, providing evacuation emergency lighting near the ground or at ground level. ? ? ? 4. Emergency lights are all discharged from the factory and must be charged for 20 hours before use. ? ? ? 5. Emergency lighting fixtures in use should undergo regular performance checks, with continuous switch tests conducted every half month or one month to check the circuit conversion and emergency function of the battery, and discharge to extend the battery life. ? ? ? 6. Ensure fire protection for distribution lines, and lay them in non combustible structures when concealed. The thickness of the protective layer should not be less than 30mm; Wear metal pipes when applying openly, and apply fireproof coating or other fireproof measures on the outside of the steel pipes; The line adopts fire-resistant cables or fire-resistant cables and wires. ? ? ? Do you understand the use of emergency lights when you see this? ? ?